
All-On-X Implants in Surprise, AZ
A complete smile, rebuilt and rediscovered
All-on-X is the most advanced full-arch restoration available in dentistry today, and at Surprise Dental Care, it is performed by a doctor who has completed hundreds of cases in-house.
Permanent. Precise. Life-changing.
What is All-on-X?
All-on-X is a full-arch implant restoration that replaces an entire row of missing or failing teeth with a fixed, permanent set anchored to as few as four strategically placed implants. Unlike traditional dentures, All-on-X restorations do not come out, do not require adhesive, and do not rest on the gums. They are secured directly to the jawbone, giving patients a complete smile that functions, feels, and looks like natural teeth.
Dr. Ebadi plans every All-on-X case using CBCT 3D imaging, ensuring each implant is placed with surgical precision before a single incision is made. The entire procedure, from placement to final restoration, is completed in-house at Surprise Dental Care, with one team managing your care from the first consultation to the final result.

The benefits of All-on-X
For patients who have lived with missing or failing teeth, All-on-X is more than a dental procedure. It is a restoration of function, appearance, and confidence that most patients describe as genuinely life-changing.
A permanent, fixed solution
All-on-X restorations are anchored to implants, not resting on your gums. They do not shift, do not require removal, and do not need adhesive to stay in place.
Restored quality of life
Eating, speaking, laughing? All the things that missing or unstable teeth make difficult. All-on-X gives patients back the freedom to do them without hesitation or discomfort.
Everything done in one place
At Surprise Dental Care, you rarely if ever have to travel to a specialist or coordinate between multiple offices. Dr. Ebadi handles the surgery and the restoration in-house, with one team that knows your case inside and out.
1,000+ implants placed.
Hundreds of smiles restored.
Initial conversation
Understanding of needs
Personalized care
Frequently Asked Questions
We have answers to some of our patients' most common questions below.
Still Have Questions?
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Most adults with significant tooth loss or failing teeth are potential candidates for All-on-X. Good general health and adequate bone density are the primary requirements. Patients who have experienced bone loss may require grafting prior to placement, which Dr. Ebadi performs in-house. A free consultation is the most reliable way to determine whether All-on-X is right for you.
Traditional dentures sit on the gums, rely on adhesive or suction, and can shift when eating or speaking. All-on-X restorations are fixed to implants in the jawbone. They do not move, do not come out, and actively preserve the bone structure beneath them. For patients who are candidates, the difference in stability, comfort, and confidence is significant.
Coverage varies depending on your insurance plan. Surprise Dental Care accepts most PPO dental insurance plans and will work with your provider to maximize your benefits. CareCredit and Sunbit financing are also available, and a free consultation gives you the opportunity to understand the full cost of your treatment before making any decisions.
Dr. Ebadi has completed hundreds of full-arch cases, bringing a level of experience to this procedure that most general practices cannot offer. Every step of the process, from imaging and placement to the final restoration, is handled in-house by a single team that knows your case from start to finish. For patients in the West Valley area who have been told they need to travel for this procedure, we would simply ask you to come in for a free consultation first.
All-on-X is performed under local anesthesia, and sedation options are available for patients who want additional comfort. Most patients report that the procedure itself is more manageable than they anticipated. Some soreness and swelling during the healing period is normal and can be managed with medication prescribed by Dr. Ebadi.
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